At the first international M-Libraries conference in 2007 it was clear that many libraries were keen to explore the potential of mobile library services, but none of the delegates attending reported having asked library users what sort of library services they might want to access from mobile devices, or which mobile devices they were comfortable using. When I had the opportunity to take part in the Arcadia Programme at Cambridge University Library, I opted to investigate how library users access and interact with information when they are on the move. The key questions posed to students were “Do you use mobile devices?” “What do you use them for?” and “What would you want to access from the library?
Introduction: Emerging trends in library and information space especially in the academic environmen...
Purpose With mobile phones now becoming an almost ubiquitous technology the time seems ripe for l...
Libraries are increasingly developing services that take into account the massive effect of mobile d...
Mobile devices such as smartphones, iPads and tablet computers are rapidly proliferating in society ...
Student attitudes towards the libraries use of mobile technologies in general, and SMS (text messagi...
What is the current state of mobile services among academic libraries of the country’s top 100 unive...
As mobile devices proliferate and the services and apps available increase exponentially, the averag...
Current trends in libraries require that students are able to access information and services beyond...
Library patrons are adopting mobile devices for personal and other uses. The ubiquity of mobile devi...
More people are joining the mobile society and libraries are beginning to provide on the go library ...
Practically all our students seem to have mobile phones, constantly switched on, continually on th...
Current trends in libraries especially in the academic library require remote and boundary less acc...
While there have been a number of articles written about the need to provide mobile services for use...
See how two libraries created mobile websites and access to mobile databases. Reasons for developme...
Two international m-Libraries Conferences have now highlighted how libraries are promoting the use o...
Introduction: Emerging trends in library and information space especially in the academic environmen...
Purpose With mobile phones now becoming an almost ubiquitous technology the time seems ripe for l...
Libraries are increasingly developing services that take into account the massive effect of mobile d...
Mobile devices such as smartphones, iPads and tablet computers are rapidly proliferating in society ...
Student attitudes towards the libraries use of mobile technologies in general, and SMS (text messagi...
What is the current state of mobile services among academic libraries of the country’s top 100 unive...
As mobile devices proliferate and the services and apps available increase exponentially, the averag...
Current trends in libraries require that students are able to access information and services beyond...
Library patrons are adopting mobile devices for personal and other uses. The ubiquity of mobile devi...
More people are joining the mobile society and libraries are beginning to provide on the go library ...
Practically all our students seem to have mobile phones, constantly switched on, continually on th...
Current trends in libraries especially in the academic library require remote and boundary less acc...
While there have been a number of articles written about the need to provide mobile services for use...
See how two libraries created mobile websites and access to mobile databases. Reasons for developme...
Two international m-Libraries Conferences have now highlighted how libraries are promoting the use o...
Introduction: Emerging trends in library and information space especially in the academic environmen...
Purpose With mobile phones now becoming an almost ubiquitous technology the time seems ripe for l...
Libraries are increasingly developing services that take into account the massive effect of mobile d...